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Senior Finance Specialist | Federal Real Estate & Land Acquisition Insight Global is seeking a Senior Specialist, Finance to support a federal government consulting client with complex real estate financial transactions, land acquisition activities, and payment operations. This role is best suited for candidates with federal financial operations and real estate/acquisition experience. Prior DHS/CBP experience and current or recent CBP suitability/clearance is strongly preferred.
Key Responsibilities: Process and track federal real estate and land acquisition transactions Support property acquisitions, easements, settlements, condemnation actions, and related payments Coordinate payments throughout the acquisition lifecycle Ensure payment mechanisms and documentation are established ahead of closings Track transactions through approval, disbursement, reconciliation, and payment confirmation Research rejected payments, discrepancies, and documentation issues Maintain complete audit-ready financial records and transaction documentation Coordinate with legal counsel, acquisition specialists, finance, budget, project teams, landowners, and federal stakeholders Track pending transactions, payment requirements, deadlines, and financial risks Improve transaction workflows, internal controls, trackers, templates, and reporting
Ideal Background: Candidates should bring experience in several of the following: Federal government financial operations Federal real estate or land acquisition Real property transactions Acquisition payments and disbursements Easements or rights-of-entry Settlements or condemnation actions Financial reconciliation and discrepancy resolution Audit-ready government documentation Federal acquisition or payment systems Cross-functional work with legal, budget, finance, acquisition, or real property teams Highly Preferred Previous DHS or CBP program experience Current or recent CBP suitability Prior federal suitability or security clearance Experience supporting complex federal acquisition transactions

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